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[14 Mar 2013] Morales Latin America post Chavez biggest draw - English

An unexpected side trip to Vienna for Bolivia\'s President Evo Morales. That\'s because France, Spain, Portugal and Italy refused to let his plane fly through their airspace after rumors surfaced that whistleblower Edward Snowden might be on board. Then Austrian officials confirmed that Snowden was not aboard. The Bolivians squarely put the blame on Washington for Morales\' unexpected side trip. In an exclusive interview with Press TV, Bolivia\'s ambassador in France believes the move had been planned. European leaders have been quick to express their regret, but emotions are running high in La Paz and many other South American capitals. Bolivia says Paris and other European countries will have a lot of explaining to do. Anustup Roy, Press TV, Paris

[27 Sept 2013] Comment - Evo Morales: Move UN out of US - English

If one protest message reverberated in Buenos Aires City this week, it was clearly Argentineans outrage and anti-imperialist clamor. The decision by France and Portugal to reject air permits to Bolivian President Evo Morales forcing his plane to land in Austria on suspicions it was carrying former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, took anti-US demonstrators to the streets. Rallying outside the embassy of Bolivia in the Argentine capital city, they called to support the current process of Latin American integration.

Once more the US bipartisan dictatorship hijacking the American nation has resumed its mafia thug-like threats, trying to impose its own foreign policy onto every other nation of the world. Morales, himself a victim of US imperialism, is not fooled by those intimidatory tactics and continues turning the humble Bolivia into a world power in dignity, independence and sovereignity.

[26 Sept 2013] Bolivia President calls for legal action against US President - English